Farnsworth House, a glass House designed by Mies van Der Rohe, has been redecorated to feature furniture and personal items from its original client, Edith Farnsworth. The Country house by Edith Farnsworth is at the centre of a series of exhibitions called "Edith Farnsworth Reconsidered", which explores the buildings of the house's namesakes. This installation marks the first time in more than 50 years that the all-glass home built by Pilotis has adopted Farnsworth's original decor.

Farnsworth,a celebrated research physician,commissioned Van der Rohe to design the country house completed along the Fox River,in Plano, Illinois in 1951.In the main living area, which opens out to the two lifted terraces, there is a wood dining table with white metal legs, a black and white rug with a geometric pattern and two curvy lounge chairs with woven straps.

The centre of the house is occupied by a large rectangular structure used to divide the space and house its mechanics and two bathrooms. One length of the volume is fronted with the kitchen, while the opposite side is furnished with a daybed and chairs that face a small fireplace.The bedroom is located at one end of the wood volume and is partitioned by an office tucked into the corner of the house.A glass desk with crossed legs overlooks the green landscape in the workspace.